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Adventure

I am deeply overwhelmed by a great curiosity for the unknown. To travel far far away, to know the world and to be known. Curiosity for a place where the skies are blue and the sunrise is in hues. A place with blue seas that bring an unending feeling, and big trees that lead on to a wonderful fielding. A place with sky high buildings and bright lights beaming, big city lights from New York to Paris to Beijing.  A place with majestic waterfalls, scenic canyons, the Pacific, the Red Sea, oh how I yearn to see. To see the blue of the Sea, the Oceans, the rivers and the streams.
I dream to pave a new path for myself, a path filled with love and wonder for the world. A path that leads to the Northern lights in Kakslauttanen ,then to the city of life that's Los Angeles. A long way down to Svalbard Norway to experience the magic of the midnight sun and then to Uruguay to embrace the warmth of the hot springs in Salto. I will thread further down to watch the beautiful sun set in Tuscany, to the picturesque beauty of The Hanging Gardens in Bali, then to Africa to feel the warmth, the depth of the Namibian breeze swish through my face and further down with love to mount Kilimanjaro and the Serengeti in Tanzania.
Never relenting in my lust for adventure, I promise to go miles and miles in search of you. I will dare to have a taste of death climbing the Mount Everest to find you. I will surf through the windbreakers of the most deadliest seas to find you. I will search night and day in the blizzards of Russia and in the sandstorms of the Sahara just to find you adventure. For truly, I am in awe of the world as it is, nature's most beautifully captivating creations, as i indulge my innermost environmental inspiration. I yearn to satisfy my inquisitive cravings of the world through the most amazing daring conquests of revelation and admiration of the divine creations of our Lord.
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